8536SEG1V02 - Square D Magnetic Starter

8536SEG1V02 - Square D Magnetic Starter

When you’re running critical equipment, the last thing you want is unreliable motor control. The 8536SEG1V02 magnetic starter is built for exactly those situations—where consistency matters, downtime costs money, and you need equipment that just works.

This 90 amp, 3-pole magnetic starter is designed to handle 3-phase motors up to 50 HP at 480V, making it a go-to solution for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications. Whether you’re managing pumps, compressors, or HVAC systems, this unit gives you dependable start/stop control without unnecessary complexity.

With a 120V AC coil and a NEMA Size 3 design, it fits seamlessly into many existing control systems. The NEMA 1 enclosed housing keeps internal components protected in indoor environments while still allowing easy access when it’s time for service or inspection.

In short, this is the kind of starter you install once—and don’t have to think about again.

Key Features and Benefits

• Dependable motor control for demanding industrial applications
• 90 amp rating handles higher electrical loads with ease
• 3-pole design ideal for standard 3-phase systems
• Rated for up to 50 HP @ 480V, perfect for mid-to-large motors
• 120V AC coil integrates easily with common control circuits
• NEMA Size 3 starter—a widely trusted industry standard
• NEMA 1 enclosed unit protects components in indoor settings
• Straightforward installation and maintenance to save time on the job

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: 8536SEG1V02
  
• Product Type: Magnetic Starter
  
• Frame Type: 8536
  
• Poles: 3
  
• Amperage: 90A
  
• Horsepower: 50 HP @ 480V
  
• Coil Voltage: 120 VAC
  
• Phase: 3 Phase
  
• NEMA Size: Size 3
  
• Enclosure: NEMA 1 (Indoor)
  
• Dimensions: 8.19" H x 6.0" W x 6.5" D
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• Built to align with established NEMA standards, the 8536 series magnetic starters are commonly used in systems requiring adherence to UL and CSA electrical guidelines. This ensures dependable performance and compatibility in regulated industrial environments where safety and reliability are essential.

Where It Works Best

• Manufacturing facilities running conveyors, presses, and compressors
• HVAC systems controlling large fans and air handling units
• Water and wastewater operations managing pump systems
• Commercial buildings with centralized motor control needs
• Industrial automation setups requiring consistent switching performance